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Astra Taylor, The Age of Insecurity: Coming Together as Things Fall Apart
Andrew Simms and Leo Murray, Badvertising: Polluting Our Minds and Fuelling Climate Chaos
Vincent Bevins, If We Burn: The Mass Protest Decade and the Missing Revolution
Editorial: Still for nonviolent anarchism
Anarchism is not just 'spontaneity and structurelessness', argues Milan Rai
Radical Music: Charlotte Church
'A call for one group's liberation does not imply another's destruction'
Diary: 'Validate!'
'It's guilt-inducing to say no'
Poynted remarks
Do mobs rule?
What else
We all need to get a little rest sometimes, says Rebecca Elson-Watkins
In the cracks between
Which TV show regularly reminds us that people are 'for the most part ... kind, caring and empathetic'?
Babies against bombs
Placards, Gaza march, London, 9 March 2024
Film activists better
A guide to filming protests on your smartphone – for maximum impact – by one of the most experienced activist filmmakers around.
Preserving the US empire with nuclear weapons
Part of a recent online talk for PN by a longtime US peace activist
‘Positive freedom’ and ‘love of life’
Revisiting the insights of German Jewish thinker Erich Fromm (1900 – 1980)
The Freedom Flotilla Coalition is ready to try to break the siege on Gaza.
In February, we…
Despite the arguments of the United States, the ceasefire resolution passed by the UN security…
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Editorial: Still for nonviolent anarchism
Anarchism is not just 'spontaneity and structurelessness', argues Milan Rai
Radical Music: Charlotte Church
'A call for one group's liberation does not imply another's destruction'
Diary: 'Validate!'
'It's guilt-inducing to say no'
Poynted remarks
Do mobs rule?
What else
We all need to get a little rest sometimes, says Rebecca Elson-Watkins
In the cracks between
Which TV show regularly reminds us that people are 'for the most part ... kind, caring and empathetic'?